Customer Ratings & Reviews

Bought this intially to use with a raspberry pi but did use it on a gopro first. Amazing card, speeds handled video quality perfectly. Even better on my RPi which is doing lot of data transfers

After testing this card on my new GoPro HERO3: Black Edition (w/the latest 3.03 firmware) in all high resolution and frame rate modes with Protune on (minimum 15 minutes each test), I can say that this card handles it as expected without any issues. However, (as noted in various forums) the new GoPro firmware apparently limits the max bitrate to 35Kbps rather than 45Kbps on all Sandisk cards due to the previous issues with their Ultra cards, and I can personally confirm this is indeed the case. Although I'm satisfied with this card, I may buy another brand of card so that I won't be limited to only 35K - especially since I do a fair amount of video editing in high resolution and prefer the higher bitrate.

Mine was a U3, as opposed to the pic, which is a U1. Works fine in my phone. Not much else to say about it; I would buy it again, in spite of its slightly higher price than others on sale.

I bought this memory card for my Canon d70 camera and it has proved to be fast and dependable memory. I would recommend this to anyone who needs to capture and review pictures.

I have the 32gb and 64gb versions of this card. They both work flawlessly at 4K. Both of them also get knocked around in my GoPro quite a bit and still have no issues with losing files

Purchased this to use in a go-pro camera. Was one that would work in any gopro which I needed since I was going to be renting it. Put it in and worked flawlessly.

So far haven't run out of room recording my trips and figure it should be able to keep up with my needs. Fast enough speed on the card to keep up with the video, no issues of skipping or drop outs.

I like the SanDisc because it gives me extra storage for my pictured. It is easy to install. It is also easy to down load my pictures to my computer.

super fast sandisk quality great price at best buy better then micro center

Needed a card for my camera to hold a large number of images from hiking trips. Also wanted one that could move to my Surface Pro or phone so I went with Micro SD. Speed is good recording images.

I buy all my memory cards, and thumb drives from Sandisk. No brainer there. The 32 GB Extreme Plus Micro card is an excellent product, just too small for my Hero5 Black. I would like a card that would give me at least 1 hour at 4k filming. With that I recommend the 64GB or higher Extreme Plus card. Excellent resolution. No complaints about the performance.

I got this microSD card for my GoPro Hero 8 before a ski trip. Works just as advertised, couldn't ask for anything more.

I needed extra storage for my tablet, but it only took a mini. This little powerhouse serves the purpose and has allowed me to move files off the tablet itself, making the OS perform better!

Use this bad boy with a gopro hero 3+ and it rocks! Couldn't be happier with the product and it works perfectly. If you're thinking about buying it, just buy it, you won't be disappointed!

I got this included free with my gopro hero 5 black. It has a ton of space and I never ran out or had an issues while making videos for a week. Nice memory card

This memory card is great I get several hours of filming on it so I can carry less of these tiny cards with me when I am out and not have to worry about losing them. Also the quality is awesome.

I needed to expand the memory on my HTC EVO 3D smart phone and got this on sale at Best Buy, it is easy to install and set up and gives me the extra space I need for data storage, apps and music.

I recently purchased two different types of trail cameras and needed a very fast SD card to ensure that I'd get as many photos as possible. These foot the bill very well indeed.

I purchased this SD card to work with my GoPro Hero 8. The card has worked perfectly since my purchase.

I have three of these running 24/7 in Raspberry Pi 4-B’s, running the OS for such things as PiHole, Plex, etc. One serves as a NAS. They’ve only been going for a month now, but no issues. They’re also housed in Aluminum Argon ONE cases, which are all aluminum with a fan and are sitting on a sever shelf with fans blowing on them 24/7. So things are kept nice and cool. But no problems thus far. Read and write speeds are not an issue with this setup, so I’ve done no testing when it comes to that.